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| /hɒp/ |
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| 1 | I to move forward by jumping on one foot （人）单足跳跃，单足跳行 | The little girl was hopping along next to her mother. 小女孩在母亲身边跳来跳去。 | | | 1a | I if a bird or animal hops, it uses both or all feet to jump forward （鸟或动物）齐足跳跃，齐足跳行 | | | | 1b | I to jump up or move somewhere quickly 快速行走；弹跳 | | He hopped over the puddle. 他跳过水坑。 | | |
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| 2 | I +in/on/out: informal to get into , onto , or out of a vehicle quickly , usually to go a short distance 匆匆跳上（或跳下）车（尤指到不远的地方） | Hop in. I’ ll give you a lift into town. 上车吧。我顺路送你进城。 | | | 2a | T to get on a plane , train etc and travel somewhere 搭乘（飞机、火车等） | | So we hopped on a plane to Boston for the meeting. 于是我们乘飞机去波士顿开会。 | | |
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| 3 | I to move from one thing to another in a way that is not planned 频繁地变动 | Workers are hopping from job to job as never before. 工人们以前所未有的速度频繁地更换着工作。 | |
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| - | hop it BRITISH spoken
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| used for telling someone to go away , especially when they are somewhere they should not be |
| 走开；滚开 |
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| - | hop to it mainly spoken
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| used for telling someone to hurry |
| 赶紧；快点 |
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| Hop to it! We’ re going to be late for school. 赶快！我们上学要迟到了。 |
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